Woman charged with murder of security guard after show in front of his family
San Francisco prosecutors charge woman detained after death of Warfield theatre guard Tyka Davis, 47, has six children left

San Francisco prosecutors have charged a woman with murder after the death of a Warfield theater guard. Tyka Davis, 47, has six children left. A relative said his wife and two children witnessed the shooting, KTVU reported.
Davis, who loved ones called Bear, was shot about one in the morning on Saturday after an event related to the reality show Bad Girls: Legacy. Arriving policemen gave him first aid and handed over to doctors, but in the hospital the man died. The suspect left the scene before the patrol arrived.
According to police, the shooting was preceded by a conflict inside the theater. The woman was brought outside, where the dispute continued. A relative of the deceased said that Davis helped bring out the offender and was shot in the back. This version comes from the family. Investigators are looking into camera records and are looking into whether the guard was the direct target of the attack.
The detainee's name is Shakiya Vanderbilt. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced that she was charged with murder, shooting in a building where people were held and illegal possession of a weapon after a previous conviction. The murder charge is supplemented by the personal use of firearms.
The first hearing is scheduled for Thursday. The prosecutor's office intends to seek the detention of the accused. Police are also checking permits for the event. The representative of the city authorities said that the organizers did not notify law enforcement officers in advance about the show to agree on enhanced security.
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